Roundtable events.
In one of his novels, Milan Kundera suggested that “love is a continual interrogation.” What is this thing called love? Is it, as Shakespeare might have it, “the star to every wandering bark”? Or, in Bronzino’s words, “always a fountain and a vase of tears”?… read more »
PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES: THEN AND NOW
The Relevance and Application of Jung’s Theory
Presented by The Jungian Psychoanalytic Association with The International Association of Analytical Psychology, The Philemon Foundation, NYU Steinhardt Department of Art and Art Professions
Early registration before March 15, 2015 – $125. … read more »
Psychoanalysis ushered a new era of understanding psychiatric conditions which lasted half a century. The advent of psychopharmacology moved the focus back to the importance of diagnosis and selection of the appropriate medication. As we learn more about the brain, with increasingly sophisticated technology, we are looking towards a revolution in diagnosis, etiology and treatment of mental illnesses.… read more »
How we discover codes, bearers of meaning, and how we reconstruct that meaning in archeology & paleoanthropology, in psychoanalysis, and in neuroscience research on memory.… read more »